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Kavanaugh accuser's sister-in-law: 'No doubt she’s telling the truth'

In her first televised interview ever, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford’s sister-in-law, Sandra Ford Mendler, talks to NBC News’ Kristen Welker about Ford’s allegations of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Mendler says there is “no doubt” her sister-in-law is telling the truth and that she is “proud” of Ford’s courtage facing the situation, which she described as “private and difficult.”

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Pompeo: We're taking ‘important steps’ on North Korea

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo joins Andrea Mitchell to discuss North Korea, Iran, Yemen, and Kavanaugh allegations.

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Joe Biden: Christine Blasey Ford shouldn’t be ‘vilified’ like Anita Hill

Stephanie Ruhle

Conway: 'Tone down' Kavanaugh attacks

President Trump Departs The White House For Travel To South Carolina

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Immigration

Stephen Miller bests Pompeo, Haley and Mattis to get his way on immigration

Velshi & Ruhle

Tariffs hitting Vice President Mike Pence's hometown

Hardball

Comey on Mueller probe: It’s been incredibly productive

In an interview with “St. Louis On The Air,” James Comey says he thinks the Mueller Probe has been incredibly productive and they could possibly be in “the 4th quarter.”

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Cohen has 'accepted the fact he is going to prison'

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Bad to worse for Trump: Michael Cohen reportedly cooperating with Mueller

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First black female senator on what's changed since Anita Hill

Former Senator Carol Moseley Braun, who was inspired to run for Senate by the Hill-Thomas hearings, talks about what has and hasn't changed since then.